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Server 8 is a major release of Windows Server that recasts this product as a true, next-generation server, where the admin or IT pro never sits down in front of the machine (physically or virtually, through remote desktop) and administers it as a single entity. Instead, servers should be GUI-less when possible, accessed remotely through tools, and managed together in groups.

It’s a stunning, if obvious, vision, one that's so clearly right that you’ll wonder how you lasted so long by administering individual servers.